I believe this to be a Bronze

Roman Goddess w/Flowers

Has a bolt holding base on, I believe the base may have been replaced at one time. I think statue is hollow. I apoligize for the low quality camera - is all I have at this time : (  Ty

 Rebecca Marie

This is a beautiful hand painted porcelain vase or urn. The base is white and has a raised design. One side is floral and the other side is a painting by Boucher(z?) (not sure of authenticity of signature) of a colonial couple, a woman feeding a man grapes. The bottom and top have a gilded design and both handles are also gilded with a design of circles. the piece stands 7.25" tall and 5" wide including the handles. The bottom has gold numbers 184 and a blue mark of double intersecting x's. Research of the mark has been somewhat difficult but resembles that of Chauveaux though I am not 100% sure its exactly the same since I am looking online. The piece has not chips, cracks or repairs but has some wear that can be expected from a vintage or antique item. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Sorry, I do not have a photo.  Found simular pieces on Replacement ltd site and ebey.  plug in brand and pattern and you can see the plates etc.

Requesting appraisal on each individually, all as a group, or both.

Thanks in Advance

#1 - 12.4grams, silver in color, cannot make out what is on face of ring, fully intact with noticeable wear

#2 - 8.6grams, silver in color, cross type pattern with lines going out of the corners of the cross like sunrays, fully intact with noticeable wear

#3 - 5.6grams, silver in color, diamond design with rays coming off it on face of ring, fully intact, noticeable wear

#4 - 5.3grams, bronze in color, Octagon shape in middle with sun rays coming off of the octagon on face of ring. Ring band is broke on one side close to face of ring, and close to the face on the other side, the band is cracked half way through.

 My mother found this in her basment and we sanded it and painted it. The value is not important to use but we are just trying to find out what it is. We think thay are old ice tongs but if they are we would like to knoe the type they are because all we can find are ones wigth hinges in them.

THESE WERE FOUND IN THE BOTTOM OF A DRESSER DRAWER OF A . 92 YEAR OLD WOMAN THAT  PASSED AWAY 20 YEARS AGO. I HAVE NO HISTORY OF THESE. I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AN IDEA OF THERE AGE AND IF MADE BY A NATIVE AMERICAN WHAT THE TRIBE  WAS AND WHAT THEY ARE APROX WORTH.